David R. Kinney Sr.

David Kinney Beloved~Husband, Father, Pa, Son, Brother, Friend, Role Model David Richard Kinney Sr, 61, passed away unexpectedly Monday April 11, 2022. He is the beloved husband of Tammy (Bent) Kinney, with whom they spent 43 beautiful years together. David was born in Lowell, MA on May 20th 1960 and has resided his entire life in Brookline NH. He is the son of the late Frances “Bucky” and Anna (Thibeault) Kinney. He attended Country Day Academy in Groton, MA for grammar school and attended middle and high school in Brookline and Hollis, NH. He worked for his father for many years on the hog farm here in Brookline. He then went on to work at Kinney Towing for 30+ years, running the Heavy Towing Division. He left Kinney’s to go to work with his son. He served many years on the Brookline Fire Department. He was a very well known person in our community and so many others. He was a man of knowledge with a memory like no other. He loved to cut and split fire-wood and go hunting in his free time, which was not often, as anybody that knew Dave knew he loved to work. Besides his best friend in life, his wife Tammy survivors include: his three amazing sons and daughters-in-laws: David and Rachel Kinney Jr, Shane and Nikki Kinney and Travis and Marcalyn Kinney. His pride and Joys of life ~His Grandchildren: Toby Kinney, Dillon Kinney, Luke Kinney, Hunter Kinney, Lane Kinney, Cheyanne Kinney, Anna Kinney and Lexi Kinney. His Parent In Laws: Ralph and Sandra Bent, His Cat: Buffy, all of which reside in Brookline NH His siblings: Francis McCarthy and her husband David, Linda Kinney, Donna Kinney, Donald Kinney, Michael Kinney, Peter Kinney and his wife Fernanda and lots of nieces, nephews, cousins and many loving friends. In addition to his parents, David is predeceased by three brothers, George Kinney, William Kinney and Norman Kinney. David’s family and friends meant the world to him. He embodied the meaning of a true family man and friend to anyone that knew him. If you were ever in need, Dave stood ready to help in any way possible. No matter what the circumstances, he would do anything in his power to selflessly help his loved ones and those who he cared about or just needed any help. Above all his most cherished time was spent with his family, notably time with his grandchildren. He will be forever missed. SERVICES: A graveside service will be held on Saturday, April 16, 2022 at 10:00 AM in the Pine Grove Cemetery, Brookline, NH. All are invited to attend and meet directly at the cemetery. “Still Shiftin’~Never Missin’ and Keep on Truckin”